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Shelby County Board adopts FY2026 Budget Amendment No. 4, boosts public safety, roads and capital projects
Summary
The Shelby County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted Resolution 2026-23 on May 19, 2026, approving FY2026 Budget Amendment No. 4 that raises Public Safety & Legal Services by $400,000, Roads & Transportation by $250,000, and Capital Projects by $100,000 and lists department appropriations totaling $21,065,154.
The Shelby County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved Resolution 2026-23 on May 19, 2026, adopting FY2026 Budget Amendment No. 4. Supervisor Bryce Schaben moved to adopt the resolution, Supervisor Mike Kolbe seconded, and the Board recorded ayes from Chair Charles Parkhurst, Schaben and Kolbe with no nays.
Resolution 2026-23 increases Public Safety & Legal Services from $6,702,252 to $7,102,252, Roads & Transportation from $7,247,598 to $7,497,598, and Capital Projects from $1,132,500 to $1,232,500. The adopted document lists department appropriations including Board of Supervisors $846,200; Treasurer $411,931; Secondary Roads $7,997,598; Sheriff/Drug Forfeiture $2,677,285; EMS Operations $2,391,800; and a total for fiscal year 2026 of $21,065,154.
Chairman Charles Parkhurst opened the public hearing on the amendment; no verbal or written comments were filed with the Auditor’s office and the Board closed the hearing before taking the vote. The amendment and appropriation schedule are entered in the official Resolution 2026-23 record filed with the Auditor.
What this means for departments is set by the appropriation schedule adopted by the Board. The County Auditor’s office holds the published notice and affidavit of publication referenced in the resolution. The Board did not identify additional follow-up in this session; any further budget adjustments would require a future board action.
